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Aakeshavan
Last edited Mar 22, 2016
Created on Mar 22, 2016

This visualization displays electrode voltage data from an experiment, with multiple electrode readings plotted over time and separated by side (Right/Left). The notebook uses pandas to organize the data, matplotlib for plotting, and mpld3’s `enable_notebook` to render the figure interactively in a Jupyter environment. A custom `ClickInfo` plugin registers a mousedown handler on the plotted points, triggering an alert with the point index. Seaborn is imported for styling, and the code includes a table of electrode measurements for reference.

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